Capability · Web Development
You have the design. We build it properly.
For in-house design teams, brand studios and companies with a finished design and no one they trust to build it. We turn Figma files, brand systems and concepts into production websites that match the design and hold up after launch.
Who it's for
- Companies with a designed site and no senior developer
- In-house design teams whose developers are committed elsewhere
- Agencies — see the partner page for reserved capacity
The design was great. Then it was built.
Spacing drifts. Motion gets dropped because it was “too complex”. The CMS is a tangle only the original developer understands. Mobile is an afterthought. Months later, the live site no longer looks like the thing you approved.
We build to the design, raise gaps before they become compromises, and hand over a site your team can actually run.
What's included
- 01
Design review
We audit the Figma file before building and flag missing states, breakpoints and content edge cases.
- 02
Responsive implementation
Every breakpoint built intentionally — not just shrunk.
- 03
CMS architecture
Collections, fields and templates structured for how your team publishes.
- 04
Interactions
Hover, scroll and page-transition motion, with reduced-motion fallbacks.
- 05
Integrations
Forms, CRM, scheduling, analytics and newsletter tools.
- 06
Performance & SEO basics
Optimised assets, clean markup, metadata and redirects.
- 07
Handover
A recorded walkthrough and written notes for your team.
Not included
- Visual design from scratch (that's a Signature Website)
- Page-builder sites (Elementor, Divi)
Built with
- Webflow
- WordPress (custom blocks)
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- GSAP
- Headless CMS
from $3,500
Priced per project from the number of unique templates, CMS complexity and motion. Agencies: see partner pricing.
Start a projectQuestions, answered
Can you build from any Figma file?
Yes, if it has desktop and mobile frames for the key templates. If states or breakpoints are missing, we'll list them before quoting.
Webflow, WordPress or Next.js — which is best?
Webflow for marketing teams who want to edit visually. WordPress when you're already invested in it. Next.js for custom functionality or maximum performance. We'll recommend one after seeing the design and your team.
Do you use page builders?
No. WordPress builds use custom blocks, so the site stays fast and editors can't break the layout.
Will it match the design exactly?
That's the point. We QA against the Figma file at every breakpoint and fix deviations before handover.
